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EDUCATIONAL. TURNER STUDIO OF MUSIC. 83, Kent terrace. \IISS JEAN TURNER (Principal). *■»■*• PIANO (Academic and Shefte methods), UANJO, MANDOLtN, STEEL GUITAR AND UKULELE. Stringed Instruments lent free of charge to pupils for practice at home. C ARM'S Commercial College, Stewart Dawson's Buildings, Lanibton-qy. lei. 4'OCIO. Individual Tuition in Shorthand (Pitman and Greig). Bookkeeping, Office Routine, and i'ypwriting. Principal: Miss lv. Whitbrcd-Ecl wards, E.C.T.S. (Inc.), IMJ?.S (Lon.). N.U.T. (Eng.). Tram and Railway Concessions. Parents and new students interviewed 3rd and 4th l<ebruary. School Reopens Monday. 3rd February, 1930. THOROUGH Ensurei SUCCESS GROUNDING SUCCESS MISS ROWNTREE'S SCHOOL OF -1-"- SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING guarantees individual tuition and the thorough grounding which leads to success in busiqgss. Principal: MISS KOWNTREE. 33, Willis street, Wellington. Business as usual during alterations to building Classes resume 14tb January, 1030 SHORTHAND-TYPEWRITING. MRS. NICOLA US, (Holder ot Pitman's Shorthand Teacher's Certificate, 1029), 158 a, The Terrace, Expert Private Coaching for all Examinations. Small la6ses, individual tuition. Day, Eveuing, and Special Speed Classes, 4.30-6 p.m. , Telephone 43-70 S. UNIVERSITY I'UTOIUAL SCUOOU G. W. yon Zedlitz, M.A., Principal. /iLOSED. aist December to 13th Janvary. Vacation classes commence 13th January School re-opens 3rd February. Individual tuition in Degree subjects; Entrance Exaininatibni (Matriculation); Preliminary and Sections A and fi Associate Membership Exam. Institution Civil Engineers; other Engineering subjects: Land Surveyor's Exam. (Aust. and N.Z.). All-day students required to apply early. MASONIC! CHAMBERS. Wellington terrace. Tel. 44-651. ~ CHILTOX HOUSE SCHOOL. AN IDEAL BOARDING AND, DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ' BOTH Island Bay and The Terrace Schools will REOPEN on WEDNESDAY, sth February. Boarders return on Tuesday, 4th. Mrs. Ward will devote her attention mainly to the School at Island Bay, but she will also be in attendance from 1.45 p.m. on certain afternoons weekly, at The Terrace,, when interviews with parents may be arranged. In her absence The Terrace School will be in charge of a fully qualified mistress. By the complete reorganisation and ( the new and highly satisfactory arrangements that have been made for the future, Chilton House will continue to retain its timehonoured /position in the front rank of Girls' Schools. AGNES WARD, Tel. 25-815. Principal. _ GILBY'S PRACTICAL DAY COMMERCIAL COURSE TNCLUDES any- of the following subShorthand (Pitman's or Gregg). Typewriting (touch method). Bookkeeping.,^ Commercial English. Business Letter Writing. Ofliee Practice. * 144 Examination Successes last year, including Ist, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th places in the Government Examination for Short-hand-Typistes, Senior Grade, and five prize-winners in the Chamber of Commerce Examinations. Special .Coaching for Proficiency Certificate. ' , ' . Day.Classes. Evening Classes. Correspondence Lessons. Instruction htiß now resumed. GILBY'S COLLEGE, A. H. Gilby, F.C.1., Director. Broadway Building, (Opp. H.M. Theatre), Courtenay place, Wellington. • CAMUEL MARSDEN COLLEGIATE O SCHOOL, KARORI, WELLINGTON. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR " GIRLS. Principal—MlSS BABER, M.A Upper School, Karori—Head, Miss Mayhew. Lower School, Karori—Head, Miss Borric. Lower School, 20, lutzbeibcr.t terraceHead, Miss Bridges. Boys are; taken to the age of 7 in both preparatories. The new term will begin WEDNESDAYS Sth»FEBRUARY. New Scholars should attend at their respective schools, 10 a.m.-l p.m. on TUESDAY, 4th FEBRUARY. EXAMINATION RESULTS Of TJANK.S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, The Oldest Established Commercial College in Wellington. A GRATIFYING RECORD. ACCOUNTANCY.—Out of the 264 successful candidates in Wellington at the last University examinations 159 were Banks's students. BANKING.—Over 80 per cent, of the successful students in the Dominion were "Banks's." LAW PROFESSIONAL.—Banks's secured 09 per cent, of passes at the last University examination. INSURANCE.—Over 90 per cent, of the successful students in the Dominion were Banks's. BOOKKEEPING.—Over 80 per cent, of the successful candidates at the first Chamber of Commerce examinations SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.Over 00 per cent, of the successful candidates at the first Chamber of Commerce examinations were Banks s. CLASSES ARE NOW FORMING FOR THE NEW YEAR. , The Directors may be consulted from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday evenings from 7 to 9, or by appointment. ' OFFICE: 08. THE TERRACE, (Two minutes from the Midland). Telephone 43-080. Telephone 43-OSO. E. L. ENTING, B.Coin., A.1.A.N.Z., Director. H. AMOS, F.R.Ecom.S., Managing Director. NOTICE TO "EVENING POST" SUBSCRIBERS. SUBSCRIBERS whose delivery of "The Evening Post" is unsatisfactory are particularly requested to communicate DIRECT with the PUBLISHER iustead of complaining to the runner boys. This couc&e ensures first-hand knowledge of irregularities and prompt attention. Telephone 41-040. BLUNDELL BROS., LTD.